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Page 9239
... gentlemen , it is a fact that between the Irish people and the laws under which they now live there is little or no sympathy , but the bitter estrangement and hostility of feeling or of action . Bear with me if I examine this charge ...
... gentlemen , it is a fact that between the Irish people and the laws under which they now live there is little or no sympathy , but the bitter estrangement and hostility of feeling or of action . Bear with me if I examine this charge ...
Page 9330
Our population would become so dense , and our slaves so numerous , that we could not live ; their value would depreciate to nothing , and we would not be able to keep them . a Do you not call this interference ? If not 9330 VANCE.
Our population would become so dense , and our slaves so numerous , that we could not live ; their value would depreciate to nothing , and we would not be able to keep them . a Do you not call this interference ? If not 9330 VANCE.
Page 9367
... in which we live , which induces the promotion of festivals like the present , and which , in the ultimate result , is nothing else than the manifestation that all legitimate ambitions are either satisfied or are in the normal and ...
... in which we live , which induces the promotion of festivals like the present , and which , in the ultimate result , is nothing else than the manifestation that all legitimate ambitions are either satisfied or are in the normal and ...
Page 9386
I found schools where there were old , brokendown preachers and politicians receiving $ 1,200 a year and a house to live in for the purpose of conducting these Indian day schools , and when I cross - examined them , as I did in every ...
I found schools where there were old , brokendown preachers and politicians receiving $ 1,200 a year and a house to live in for the purpose of conducting these Indian day schools , and when I cross - examined them , as I did in every ...
Page 9412
It is for America to live up to the spirit of such words . We have heard of “ New times , now ollmes , now lands , new mon ; but still The same old tears , old crimes , and oldest 111. ” It is for America to falsify the cynical ...
It is for America to live up to the spirit of such words . We have heard of “ New times , now ollmes , now lands , new mon ; but still The same old tears , old crimes , and oldest 111. ” It is for America to falsify the cynical ...
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| Title | Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Volume 22 Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Mayo Williamson Hazeltine |
| Editor | Mayo Williamson Hazeltine |
| Publisher | P. F. Collier & Son, 1905 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 26 Sep 2012 |
| Length | 11114 pages |
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